In celebration of Pride Month, we’d like to highlight one of our authors whose work thoughtfully examines the history of psychiatry’s impact on the lives
At the beginning of each year, many of us make resolutions. But often, it’s hard to know just how to get started or stay committed.
With the first presidential debate rapidly approaching, many questions are zipping through voters’ minds. What is the most important topic for them this election? How
In normal times, the American Political Science Association meeting is one of our busiest conferences–our jam-packed booth is full of scholars looking to browse and
Today marks the 158th birthday of journalist, activist, and civil rights icon Ida B. Wells-Barnett, born into slavery in Missouri on July 16, 1862. Wells,
Joseph Calamia recently joined the Press as senior editor in the Books Division, acquiring new titles in the physical sciences, mathematics, oceanography, and digital studies.
Archive, Author Essays, Interviews, and Excerpts, Commentary, Economics, History, Politics and Current Events
Economist and Press author Price V. Fishback shared with us recently his thoughts on a previous Press book that speaks to our current situation and
Nearly two decades ago, poet Charles Bernstein offered a contrarian and spirited take on the April ritual of poetry month, “Against National Poetry Month as
National Horse Day (#NationalDayoftheHorse) is December 13th. And in honor of this equestrian holiday, we’d like to share an excerpt from The Culture of Feedback
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